Ernesto Emilio Duchini (November 10, 1910 – March 19, 2006) was an Argentine footballer and later a football coach. He was part of the coaching team that...
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eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality. Ernesto Duchini (1939–43) Alfio Basile (1975–76) Carlos Cavagnaro (1988) Héctor Rivoira...
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in Japan. The team, coached by César Luis Menotti with the help of Ernesto Duchini (who had previously chosen the players and working with them), won...
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Tong Head coach: Norman Creek Head coach: Giuseppe Viani Head coach: Ernesto Duchini Head coach: Arne Sørensen Head coaches: Czesław Krug; trainers Jean...
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squads were named for the 1964 Summer Olympics tournament. Head coach: Ernesto Duchini Head coach: Vicente Feola Head coach: Rudolf Vytlačil Head coach: Károly...
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Spilinga Osmar Stelman Juan Stork José Vázquez Miguel Villafañe (HC – Ernesto Duchini) Brazil Beyruth Carlos Alberto China Dary Décio Edílson Edmar Edson...
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Pérez Substitutions: Roberto Bonnano Carlos Grudiña Domingo Lejona Guillermo Lorenzo Julio Mattos Alberto Rendo Carlos Saldías Manager: Ernesto Duchini...
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senior squad that crowned champion in Argentina, coached the team. Ernesto Duchini –who was part of the coaching staff to discover new talents around...
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Domingo Rodríguez b' FW Miguel Ángel Basílico FW Raúl A. Pérez Substitutes: FW Alberto Corradini a' FW Juan Carlos Oleniak b' Manager: Ernesto Duchini...
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Universidad de Chile 2006 Universidad Católica 2006 Colo-Colo 2007 Academia Ernesto Duchini 2007–2009 Defensor Sporting 2007 Concorde Fire 2007–2008 Chelsea 2007...
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Year Manager 1951 Guillermo Stábile 1955 Guillermo Stábile 1959 Ernesto Duchini 1963 Antoninho 1967 Ignacio Trelles 1971 Rubén Bravo 1975 Zizinho Diego...
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Flores' opening senior career club, they had signed him from Academia Ernesto Duchini. He didn't appear in the Primera División but was a professional with...
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club Guastatoya. Born in Formosa, Núñez began his career at Academia Ernesto Duchini before moving to Rosario Central youth team. He progressed to make...
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Madurga's first club was Racing, where he had been brought by coach Ernesto Duchini. Former Boca Juniors player Bernardo Gandulla (who was working in the...
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Roberto Santiago (MF) 19. Roberto Telch (MF) 20. Sergio Cantú (FW) Ernesto Duchini (HC) Chile 1. Carlos Lavín 2. Domingo Araneda 3. Domingo Barrera 4...
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Oleniak scored the most goals for Argentina with four. Head coach: Ernesto Duchini Group Stage Argentina failed to reach Semi-Finals. 26 August 1960 12:00...
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President) National Liberation Front 19 December 2019 Andorra — Angola João Ernesto dos Santos Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola 2020 Antigua...
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Office Name Political party Term Ministry of National Defense Javier García Duchini National 1 March 2020 – 4 March 2024 Armando Castaingdebat National 4 March...
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Heber as minister of Transport and Public Works. From Colorado Party, Ernesto Talvi as minister of Foreign Relations and Germán Cardoso as minister of...
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Washington García Rijo Alem García Álvaro García (Uruguay) Javier García Duchini Francisco García y Santos Reinaldo Gargano Juan Manuel Garino Nora Gauthier...
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